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Evoland 2 bibi tent1/17/2024 Some believe the old man in the anomaly is Kuro, trapped there following the fight with Ceres. Neither Velvet nor Menos were with the party the first time you meet Ceres, so it's not really surprising that they didn't recognize her as their child. Velvet and Menos probably had no idea that their kid would wind up being Ceres, and they presumably are killed when Ceres is taken away at a young age (nice of their killers to bury them on that island, I guess). The prevailing view is that Giro is probably pre-amnesia Kuro, and he loses his memory when Ceres pushes him into the portal that leads to spelbuk forest. I think the easiest way to explain everything is to realize that the people reset when time resets as well. There's another thread that tries to analyze stuff. So please anyone with clearer understanding of story in the game, I need explanations. My head hurts every time I tried to understand it. I've got this theory after I've won from him the Professor Giro Card. Father of Sid who just vanished after Ceres sent him into the portal. I'm just guessing here, but I think he is Giro. Why did they do that? Lastly the old man in Anomaly. Also, Velvet and Menos just decided to get a child even though they know she will become Ceres later on. Then why the heck is he in the past with Fina. What happened in the credits where Fina just met Kuro in the past? After the final battle, Kuro is supposed to be in the Spelbuk Forest where Finrost found him. And after the final battle both Kuro and Ceres loses their memories in order for time to keep looping. The only thing I understand is that time keeps looping after the final battle. Anyone out there whose willingly explain the story? I just ended the game at 100% yesterday and can't fully understand the conclusion.
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Define virtual reality skybox1/17/2024 However, AR can also be used in entertainment applications. The screen is then overlaid with helpful information, which includes implementations such as repair instructions, navigation information or diagnostic data. In most applications the user relies on a smartphone or tablet screen to accomplish this, aiming the phone’s camera at a point of interest, and generating a live-streaming video of that scene on the screen. While VR has some business applications in product design, training, architecture and retail, today the majority of VR applications are built around entertainment, especially gaming.Īugmented reality, on the other hand, integrates the simulated world with the real one. Once inside, the VR universe can be coded to provide just about anything, ranging from a light saber battle with Darth Vader to a realistic (yet wholly invented) recreation of earth. The idea of VR is to eliminate the real world as much as possible and insulate the user from it. In virtual reality, the user almost always wears an eye-covering headset and headphones to completely replace the real world with the virtual one. While both technologies involve simulated reality, AR and VR rely on different underlying components and generally serve different audiences. & amp amp amp amp nbsp The differences between AR and VR We’ll delve into how both of these reality technologies work, with a specific focus on the business cases for AR, in the sections that follow. While both virtual reality and augmented reality are designed to bring a simulated environment to the user, each concept is unique and involves different use cases. In addition to entertainment scenarios, augmented reality is also increasingly being used by businesses, because of its ability to generate informational overlays that add useful, real-world scenarios. For example, VR could let a user box with a cartoon version of Mike Tyson in a virtual boxing ring. Because these virtual environments are entirely fabricated, they are often designed to be larger than life. Virtual reality encompasses a complete environmental simulation that replaces the user’s world with an entirely virtual world. For example, industrial AR apps could offer instant troubleshooting information when a handset is aimed at a piece of failing equipment. In AR, a virtual environment is designed to coexist with the real environment, with the goal of being informative and providing additional data about the real world, which a user can access without having to do a search. Virtual reality (VR) is a completely immersive experience that replaces a real-life environment with a simulated one.Augmented reality (AR) augments your surroundings by adding digital elements to a live view, often by using the camera on a smartphone.Augmented reality and virtual reality are reality technologies that either enhance or replace a real-life environment with a simulated one.
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Curly lambeau packer roster 19451/17/2024 However, Lambeau never ended up enrolling at Wisconsin.Īfter graduating from high school, he worked for his father in the construction business and participated in different local football teams. Green Bay Press-Gazette sportswriter George Whitney Calhoun noted in September 1917 that Lambeau was trying out for the University of Wisconsin freshmen football team as "one of the best gridiron prospects that has ever been turned out of a high school". He played for the football team all four years of high school and was named captain in 1917 as a senior. Lambeau attended Green Bay East High School, where he was identified as a standout athlete. Two months after his death in 1965, the Packers home stadium, which is still in use today, was renamed Lambeau Field in his honor.Ĭurly Lambeau was born April 9, 1898, in Green Bay, Wisconsin, to Marcelin Lambeau and Mary LaTour, both of Belgian descent. He was an inaugural inductee to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1963 and the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame in 1970 in recognition for his role as founder, player, and coach of the Packers. He was named to the NFL 1920s All-Decade Team as one of the top halfbacks in the league's first decade of existence. After a falling out with the Packers Board of Directors, Lambeau left the Packers to coach the Chicago Cardinals and Washington Redskins, each for two seasons, before retiring in 1953.įor his accomplishments, Lambeau has been widely recognized and honored. With players such as quarterback Arnie Herber and split end Don Hutson, his teams revolutionized the use of the passing game in football. Lambeau also coached eight players who went on to be elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He trails only rival George Halas of the Chicago Bears and later, Bill Belichick of the New England Patriots of having the most NFL championships by a coach. He led his team to over 200 wins and six NFL championships, including three straight from 1929 to 1931. He won his only NFL championship as a player in 1929.įrom 1920 to 1949, Lambeau was the head coach and general manager of the Packers, with near-total control over the team's day-to-day operations. He was the team's primary runner and passer, accounting for 35 touchdowns (eight as a rusher, three as a receiver, and 24 as a passer) in 77 games. As a player, Lambeau lined up as a halfback, which in the early years of the NFL was the premier position. He served as team captain in the team's first year before becoming player-coach in 1920. Lambeau, along with his friend and fellow Green Bay, Wisconsin, native George Whitney Calhoun, founded the Green Bay Packers in 1919. Earl Louis " Curly" Lambeau (Ap– June 1, 1965) was an American professional football player and coach in the National Football League (NFL).
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Results from macro counting1/16/2024 Dietary fat also protects your organs, supports cell growth and induces hormone production. You need fat to absorb the fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E and K), to insulate your body during cold weather and to go long periods of time without eating. Fatsĭietary fat is required for your body to do its many jobs. If you stick with a plant-based diet, some starches, vegetables and beans are also good sources of protein. High-protein foods include poultry, beef, fish, soy, yogurt, cheese and other dairy products. You need 20 different amino acids, nine of which are essential amino acids, meaning your body can't produce them on its own and you must obtain them from food. Proteins are made of amino acids, which are the building blocks of many structures in your body. Protein helps you grow, repair injuries, build muscle and fend off infections, to name a few functions. Complex carbohydrates - like starchy vegetables and whole grains - also promote digestive health because they're high in dietary fiber. When you eat carbs, your body converts them to glucose (sugar) and either uses that sugar immediately or stores it as glycogen for later use, often during exercise and in between meals. Hudzilla/Getty Images CarbohydratesĬarbohydrates give you quick energy. The three macronutrients are carbohydrates, proteins and fats. You'll need to learn how to read a nutrition facts label for this approach, but the benefits far outweigh the time you'll spend grasping the concept of a macro diet. Counting macros can also help you shift your current eating habits to healthier patterns for the long term. Not only can this practice help you reach your health goals faster than focusing on calories alone, this method of food logging can also help you understand which types of food make you feel good or bad, which foods improve your athletic performance and which foods help you focus or make you drag. First, you'll have a more balanced diet by focusing on eating a variety of nutrients that give your body energy and help your digestive system work. There are many benefits to tracking macros instead of calories. Macronutrients, also called macros for short, are the nutrient groups that your body needs in large amounts each day, including fats, carbohydrates and protein. This story is part of New Year, New You, everything you need to develop healthy habits that will last all the way through 2020 and beyond.
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Pso2 elysion1/16/2024 We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as - gifts - The US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up - do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Though I am already running a Fire/Dark build and focused on talises on my main character, I want to ask for some suggested builds of Elysion user for my second character, since I have already invested my main character to Fire/Dark and Talises. She can support 2 teammates with the highest ATK by providing them a Critical rate buff, which can be further increased by her Skill 2. Elysion was a rare saber in Phantasy Star Online that could be equipped by any character so long as the 680 mind strength requirement was met. International Buyers - Please Note: -Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. Yesterday, I managed to grab an Elysion from TD1. FIREPOWER INCREASE MAXIMUM FIREPOWER FIREPOWER is a Burst I shotgun supporter who can increase her teams Critical rate for 2 shots. If you have any questions or request about items, please feel free to ask us. Pilih dari 2 Honda Elysion bekas di Indonesia. Dapatkan penawaran terbaik untuk Honda Elysion bekas di Indonesia, lengkap dengan informasi harga, fitur, foto dan spesifikasi. Pso2 Rare Drop First Solar Inc FSLR Hisse Fiyat ve Haberler Google Finans Skull. 2 mobil bekas Honda Elysion dijual di Indonesia, mulai dari Rp 240 Juta. It's our pleasure to make you happy by proposing our recommend item. Best Service Elysion 2 KONTAKT Download Torrent Sandbox MOD APK v0 3 24. He is playable in the Episode I & II version of the game and later. Item Title 2CD Elysion Music Diary From Santa Maria Teri-2001 With Obi Hideki Higuchi qd Payment Supports managed payments Please pay within 5 days after auction is finished. FOmar is the male human force class in Phantasy Star Online. Item: 126232437270 2CD Elysion Music Diary From Santa Maria Teri-2001 With Obi Hideki Higuchi qd.
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Pink yard flamingos1/16/2024 I’ve posted some links to pink plastic flamingos available through (if you click through and purchase them, this blog earns a few pennies). A website called Get Flocked reports it is now selling the original Featherstone-designed flamingos. Union Products stopped producing the “original” birds in 2006, but reportedly sold the copyright and plastic molds of Featherstone’s original plastic flamingos to HMC International, LLC a subsidiary of Faster-Form Corporation. Then if you compare a close-up photograph of one of the original 1,008 Bascom Hill flamingos now in the possession of the Wisconsin State Historical Society with the Wikipedia photos of what are allegedly the “original” Don Featherstone designs, you’ll also note definite differences in the shape of the bird. If you look closely at the iconic Michael Kientiz photograph of the Septemassemblage of pink flamingos on Bascom Hill – the memorable event that led to the City Council’s historic vote nearly three decades late, they all appear to have their heads toward the ground. It is used here with his permission.īut perhaps you only need to buy one. The birds currently go for about $16 a set online.Photograph of pink plastic flamingos on Bascom Hill in 1979 This photograph of pink flamingos on Bascom Hill is ©Michael Kienitz. And the esteemed lawn ornament lives on in Americana infamy, lending its name to bars, restaurants, casinos, and hotels from sea to shining sea they're even included in the Smithsonian's collection. In 2009, in honor of the students’ 1979 prank, the Madison, Wisconsin, city council named the plastic pink flamingo the official bird of the city. In 1998, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles began to sell plastic pink flamingos in its bookstore for $19 a set. In 1987, the governor of Massachusetts proclaimed the plastic bird “an essential contribution to American folk art,” Price wrote, and new clubs like the Flamingo Fanciers of America and the International Society for the Preservation of Pink Lawn Flamingos sprang into existence in time to celebrate the bird’s thirtieth birthday. Pink is the New Artīy the 1980s, the pink flamingo had made the ultimate giant leap for mankind: it had, like Andy Warhol’s Campbell's Soup cans, become art. Gay bars used them as mascots, transvestites sported them on earrings and platform pumps, and in 1979, students from the University of Wisconsin-Madison planted 1008 of the two-legged creatures in the grass in front of the dean’s office, earning them-and the bird-a place in Wisconsin’s State Historical Society. By the time John Waters’ movie, Pink Flamingos, hit theaters in 1972, the bird had fully transitioned to the realm of ironic kitsch. Happily for flamingo fans, the ‘70s were a carnival of schlock, and by the early part of the decade, the pink flamingo had become so un-cool, it was cool again-this time as a self-conscious symbol of rebellion, outrageousness and all things Bad Taste. By 1970, even Sears had stopped selling the pink flamingo, replacing the gaping hole in their garden department with natural-looking fountains and rocks, writes Jennifer Price in her book Flight Maps. Hippies rallied against the plastics industry, cultural critics chastised all things “un-natural,” and home and garden magazines pleaded with people to abandon the gnomes, lawn jockeys, and flamingos of yesteryear in favor of classier, more natural yard décor. The 1960s were a decade of backlash against conformity, false experience, and all things Parental-including, evidently, Mom and Dad’s lawn décor. When they first hit stores, the blushing birds cost $2.76 a pair and were an immediate hit in working-class subdivisions from the Redwood Forest to the Gulfstream waters. He created the first pink flamingo lawn ornament, his second assignment, in 1957.Īccording to Smithsonian, he used a National Geographic photospread as a reference, and it "took about two weeks to model both halves of the bird, brought into the third dimension by then-revolutionary injection-mold technology." Featherstone, a sculptor, was hired by Leominster, Mass.-based Union Products to make three-dimensional lawn ornaments. Perhaps not shockingly, the pink flamingo lawn ornament was invented in the same decade that polyester pants, pink washing machines, vinyl wallpaper, and Naugahyde lounge chairs were cool. From the plastic bird's birth to its modern perch atop the pyramid of campy Americana, here’s how the hot pink queen of kitsch won over our hearts (and lawns). Today we learned that Don Featherstone, creator of the plastic pink flamingo, died yesterday at the age of 79.
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Free for mac instal OmniGraffle Pro1/16/2024 Just go get them from your Purchases section in the App Store. What’s nicer still, though, is that if you already have these apps for iPad, you’ve now got them for your iPhone. That’s obviously good: even the bigger screen of the iPhone 6 Plus is not as handy as an iPad or Mac but you always have your phone with you so the usefulness is high. Now that the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus have big screens, the Omni Group has been moving their apps to the phone. Previously… there was a Mac version and an iPad one but no iPhone. Dwarfing them all, though, is that the two can now also run on iPhone. The Omni Group’s excellent project management application OmniPlan and its impressive graphics software OmniGraffle have both had major new releases with many new features.
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Xquartz ssh pygame1/16/2024 Get the version of pygame for your version of python. pygame-1.9.1release.zip ~ 1.5M - source/docs/examples in windows format.pygame-1.9. ~ 1.4M - source/docs/examples in unix format.Wheel packages are also available on PyPI, and may be installed by running pip install wheel 1.9.1 Packages (August 6th 2009) Source Wheel packages are also available on PyPI, and may be installed by running pip install wheel 1.9.3 Packages (January 16th 2017) Source This is a source only release, because the source pygame-1.9.4.tar.gz release contained build artifacts. I'll look into compiling SDL2 from source.Not sure what to download? Read the Installation Notes. My app will do lots of alpha blending on huge (4k-8k) images. That package is actually working this time out (maybe because I've only got one hardware display, or maybe something else in the OS has been fixed in the meantime), but if possible I'd like to get hardware blitting if I can. However, as soon as I try to create a Surface with set_mode, it tells me "Could not create GLES window surface." If I comment out the SDL_VIDEODRIVER='rpi' line then I can get an X11 surface.įor now I can go back to the packaged version (I think it's 1.9.4) that ships with whatever the latest raspberry pi os and make headway. display.init() returns, as does display.get_driver() (it returns "RPI"), and I'm able to run display.Info() and the returned object indeed shows the correct resolution for the (single) screen I have hooked to this Pi 3B. I have tried your SDL_VIDEODRIVER='rpi' suggestion and doing that does seem to get me farther. However I have more experience with pygame this time around so can poke a bit. Same overall issue with the pip3 version - I cannot get a display surface on framebuffer. For the rest of it, I find it a bit confusing, even as a veteran UNIX/Linux admin. In theory I know how to get X11 to do my bidding. Part of that challenge is that it seems there are various software layers that can be used - layers that I'm not familiar with. So part of my issue is that I have yet to find a good resource that discusses the various parts of the Raspberry Pi display system(s) and how they interact. Mostly because there seems to be a relative dearth of knowledge (or at least easily found reference material) around rendering to a console with something like OpenGL ES and surely any "wrappers" around it. I was originally wanting directfb (no X11) on the HDMI screen but am coming around to other options. The end-goal is to have a "client" app running on the DSI touchscreen (or even remotely on an entirely different computer), which tells the HDMI display what to draw, when, and for how long. For the sake of argument they are a DSI touchscreen and a high-dpi HDMI screen. In this instance, both displays are connected. Have already recognized that the packaged version of PyGame is very old so have switched to pip3 to manage the python packages. I'm on RPi (3b) hardware, running 1.9.4.post1 For example is there a display number associated with the console or is that only referring to the number that goes into the X11 DISPLAY variable? There is some semi-vague language there suggesting that it will choose a display based on permissions, etc, but I guess I'd like to know exactly how it decides which display to use and find out if there are methods to instruct it to override defaults when there are multiple displays it could choose as in my case. Is that as designed or is this user error? I scoured the docs and examples and didn't find anything quite like this. I have to launch the program from the console (pts/0) or one of the virtual console ttys (ctrl-alt-fn), in order for it to render there. I was trying to get that to work from a putty session and it seems like it will only render to my X display (I'm tunneled) and if I "unset DISPLAY" then display.init() just fails. the directfb driver, even when the program is launched from a remote tty? Is there a way to reliably force pygame to render to the console (screen hooked to HDMI, NOT running X11) with e.g.
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Synovial fluid inflammation1/15/2024 That way, you can preserve your joint function, reduce pain and stiffness, and live a more normal life. It's also important to talk to your doctor if it seems like your current treatment isn't working. If you learn your diagnosis early and stick to your prescribed treatment, there’s a good chance that you can manage the condition and minimize progression. Thanks to today’s treatment, it’s less common to see people reach the most advanced stage. Complement factors are decreased in rheumatoid arthritis and lupus arthritis. Lactate is elevated in septic arthritis, usually above 250 mg/dL. Following inflammation of this membrane, an effusion of cell-rich synovial fluid (SF) fills the joint cavity. FLS represent the core component of the synovial membrane. If inflammation is present, a mucin clot is not formed (the hyaluronic acid is degraded). Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a systemic autoimmune disease during which fibroblast-like synoviocytes (FLS) contribute to both joint inflammation and destruction. Is it possible to slow the progression of RA? Synovial fluid, also called synovia, is a. Once someone has stage IV rheumatoid arthritis, they may have trouble doing the tasks and hobbies that they normally would. The joint is essentially gone, so you can’t bend or flex the area. At this stage, pain actually goes away, but so does the ability to move. Stage IV: Bony AnkylosisĪs the name suggests, stage IV is when the bones fuse together with actual bone tissue instead of just a connective fibrous tissue. At this point, your joints may start to appear bent and crooked. This will severely limit your range of motion, which may make simple tasks even more difficult. In stage III, the damaged joint area starts to fuse with a connective fibrous tissue. Stage III: Fibrous AnkylosisĪnkylosis is a term for when bones start to fuse together at a joint, causing unusual lack of mobility. Without the protection of cartilage, the bones may begin to erode at the joint. This also sets the stage for joint damage. Without all that cushion, joint pain and stiffness may worsen. Normally, cartilage helps provide some cushion for the bones and makes joint motion more fluid. In stage II of rheumatoid arthritis, the continued inflammation has led to a thinning of the cartilage. The immune system has begun attacking the joint tissue, causing the synovial membrane to swell and become inflamed. Most commonly, this affects the hands and fingers, as well as the ankles and knees. if germs from somewhere else in the body spread into the blood and then into a jointĪnyone can get septic arthritis but some people are more at risk.During stage I, you may start having mild symptoms, including joint pain and joint stiffness. if you have an injury or accident to a joint A synovial fluid white blood cell count greater than 50,000 per mm 3 (50.0 × 10 9 per L) with at least 90 neutrophils is the most useful laboratory finding for making an early diagnosis of.You can get septic arthritis if germs get into a joint. It may be possible to replace it with a new artificial joint once the infection has been treated. If the infection was in an artificial joint, such as in a knee or hip replacement, the joint may need to be removed. This should help prevent any long-term stiffness in the joint. You may be referred to a physiotherapist to help you get the joint moving again. Stopping treatment too soon could lead to the infection coming back. It is important to keep taking the tablets for as long as you are told to, even if you feel better. When you leave hospital you may be given antibiotic tablets to take for several weeks.
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North Memorial Health Hospital | North Memorial Health Specialty Clinic – Robbinsdaleĭr. Ketan Patel, PhD, DDS – Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery He believes both the patient and the provider need to feel they have made the right choices regardless of the outcome. He makes recommendations for a care plan and then together decides on the best way to proceed for each individual. Joseph Van Camp approaches patients as individuals and tries to listen to their concerns and how a disease affects their lives. Above all, he most enjoys working with the patient and her family to achieve a safe delivery consistent with her preferences. His clinical interests include vaginal birth after Cesarean, medical complications of pregnancy, emergency OB/GYN care and contraception. By being continually present, he and his partners are able to rapidly respond to any concerns that might arise during a woman’s labor at any time of day. Stanhope specializes in providing care the Family Birth Center. Todd Stanhope, MD – Obstetrics/Gynecologyĭr. He has a special interest in musculoskeletal ultrasound evaluation and in performing ultrasound guided joint aspirations and injections. Prebonich specializes in providing comprehensive care to adults with multiple, complex medical problems. North Memorial Health Internal Medicine – Maple Groveĭr. Levine enjoys all of the complexities of hematology and oncology and has specific interests in the treatment of gastrointestinal malignancies, hepatobiliary and pancreas cancers, as well as lymphoma and malignancies of the bone marrow. He also believes in the power of education and hopes that after every encounter his patients have a greater understanding of their disease and the rationale for therapy. He believes that therapy must be individualized in order to yield the best outcomes. Levine’s philosophy in healthcare is that no single treatment approach is applicable to all patients. North Memorial Health Cancer Center – Robbinsdaleĭr. She uses a team approach to diabetes management, working closely with dietitians and diabetes educators. Khan actively involves her patients in their care plan and treatment options, clearly explaining the potential benefits and side effects with each alternative. Khan leads our endocrinology and diabetes practice and has extensive experience treating disorders of the endocrine system including type 1 and 2 diabetes, pituitary and adrenal disorders, osteoporosis, thyroid issues, metabolic bone disease and more. North Memorial Health – Minnetonka Medical Centerĭr. By uncovering their needs, she is able to learn things about her patient’s experiences and issues that critically affect their health. She strives to hear her patient’s facts, fears and experiences. Baken has learned the importance of listening. In her over 25 years of experience as an infectious disease physician, Dr. North Memorial Health Specialty Clinic – Maple Grove | North Memorial Health Hospital Thank you to all North Memorial Health caregivers for going above and beyond to treat our patients like family. I am very proud they are a part of our health family.” “Their peers have recognized the hard work and dedication we get to see them put on display regularly. Kevin Croston, MD, CEO, North Memorial Health. “These physicians truly bring a unique blend of expertise and compassion to their work that makes a difference in how we can provide care for our patients,” said J. Our doctors named to Minnesota Monthly’s list exemplify this mentality across our health system on a daily basis. We strive to treat our patients like family, and that means being there for them through thick and thin. While 2020 has proven to be a challenging year, our focus on caring for our community has never been sharper. To create their list, the magazine asks doctors across the state one question: “ If you or a loved one needed medical care, which doctor would you recommend?” North Memorial Health is proud to have 12 physicians named to Minnesota Monthly’s “Top Doctors” list for 2020. |